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Pallas Antigone Dorris, Erdrich's daughter

(Antigone is all about what the living owe the dead)

I remembered the name because of a crow 

Crows must be helped to leave you (safely), to be returned to their murder

1. Chicago Review of Books — Erdrich talks about animals and says she and Pallas raised their most recent crow
   This is the 2026 Python's Kiss interview. The relevant section begins with animals and dogs and reaches Pallas + the crow.
2. Minnesota Star Tribune — the Kismet crow story
   Pallas rescues an injured crow; the crow's family stays nearby and brings her gifts; Kismet eventually rejoins the flock; and Erdrich gives the crow's name to Kismet in The Mighty Red.
3. Louise Erdrich — “How a Writer's Study Became a Thing With Feathers” (*Washington Post*, 2004)
   Mab/CROW. This is Erdrich herself, and Pallas is right inside it: Mab officially belongs to Pallas; later Pallas sits underneath the crow trees listening after Mab has returned to wild crow society.